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by Vysero 7y ago
So when they say it will be embedded into the Linux Kernel, what does that mean exactly? Does that mean I will be able to open a terminal an type: WireGuard and from then on my connection to the internet will be secure so long as I don&#x27
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by Vysero 7y ago
Sounds to me like they are discussing tech that may exist 5 to 6 hundred years from now... not really worthy of their attention imo.
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by Vysero 7y ago
The real question: Why is it that if you don't set your alarm you won't wake up before it would normally go off, had you set it.
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by Vysero 7y ago
Imho, anything short of: 1) A permanent ban on the sale of live animals at public markets. 2) A strict nationwide enforcement of food safety regulations. 3) A government backed re-education campaign against the use of traditional Chinese me
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by Vysero 7y ago
I have heard enough. I am done using PayPal.
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by Vysero 7y ago
No the idea has no merit.
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by Vysero 7y ago
"...given a sufficiently defined problem, the solution is often the easy part...The real challenge lies in understanding customers’ true needs" When is the problem every sufficiently defined? I disagree that the “real challenge” l
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by Vysero 7y ago
I don't get it either. Then again I don't get how Twitter or any of social media site could be either.. thin skin I guess.
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by Vysero 7y ago
When you quit Facebook do you puke for 5 days straight and shake violently all the while?
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by Vysero 7y ago
and we are back to square one...
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by Vysero 7y ago
Not sure about you guys but I would be willing to pay a premium if I knew that every part in my computer was created right here in my own country.
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by Vysero 7y ago
You would think they would have to upload that prior to making the claim.
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by Vysero 7y ago
Ah they do exist. Interesting: "You must have exclusive copyright rights to the material in the reference file for the territories where you claim ownership." apparently not.. "The following examples are ineligible for use in
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by Vysero 7y ago
It really sounds to me like the owner of the video has an open and shut case against Warner music should he decide to file a lawsuit.
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by Vysero 7y ago
"Content owners who repeatedly make erroneous claims can have their Content ID access disabled and their partnership with YouTube terminated." I wouldn't mind seeing a list of "Content owners" who have lost their Co
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by Vysero 7y ago
If only the US had the infrastructure to do everything from mining the materials all the way up the chain to building custom PC’s, wouldn’t that be cool? If we could do everything “in house” so to speak?
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by Vysero 7y ago
If it really is that simple then that's scary. What's to stop someone from writing some basic scraper code in python that would claim peoples videos and hold them hostage for a fee less they get a strike on their account?
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by Vysero 7y ago
"we would need an effort that rivals WW2" Exactly and from what I remember WW2 had around 75 million casualties. Which is an unfortunate and grim prediction on what it's going to take to get any real action from politicians.
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by Vysero 7y ago
Why does more testing need to take place? I would be willing to bet the majority of people currently dying of cancer within the next month or so would have zero problems testing it for them. So much bureaucracy. People need help now.
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What MLK Day Says about Your Company's Character(neboagency.com)
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by Vysero 7y ago
It's not a lie lol our pain and the pain of others is important and worth caring about. If it's not, then what is? Nothing.. so far as I can see. If that's a lie then you're going to have to define what it means to lie b
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by Vysero 7y ago
Agreed, and how is string theory not being considered an attempt at: "resolving inconsistencies" by the author? In fact, imho, any attempt at finding a unified theory is an attempt at resolving inconsistencies.
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by Vysero 7y ago
I really don't understand. Why would someone pay $120 for a product they can buy online from a off brand retailer for half the price? I must be missing something. How are airpods better than say Cambridge Audio Melomania's which a
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by Vysero 7y ago
Hot shots can make up to 40 grand in one season. Some of the fire fighters at your local station could be hot shots but they might not be as well. When a forest fire erupts they (hot shots) are the first responders and are trained in a very
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by Vysero 7y ago
There seems to be a lot of talk in the article about what the writer wants. Also, there is talk about some life style changes. However, the author seems to be lacking a detailed plan of attack. My suggestion to the author would be to move t
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by Vysero 7y ago
Big AGG works the same way as any other industry: make enough money to grind your competition into the dust. If that means yanking features from a product so that you can sell it at multiple price points or if it means adding self destruct
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by Vysero 7y ago
It seems like what was said by Austin Clements was more of a bug report than it was a description of a solution for a bug. Which is the job of reporter and not the person fixing the problem. In my mind, a commit message should not be the be
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by Vysero 7y ago
In my mind this is the hinge or the crux of the issue. If it was her job to create and inject JavaScript notifications of company policy and they fired her for doing that then shame on Google. Actually, it would be more than just shame on G
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by Vysero 7y ago
"Other employees say they are now afraid to click on certain documents from other teams or departments because they are worried they could later be disciplined for doing so, a fear the company says is unfounded." “Supreme excellen
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by Vysero 7y ago
Perhaps, it helps the police in making arrests but I believe that evidence like this would be considered circumstantial in court.

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